In mid-winter I returned to the the Memaloose Hills for a three-mile hike. The Oak-Savannah habitat is always a great location to photograph […]
Archive for ‘Columbia River Gorge Hikes’
Mosier in the Springtime?
The area from Mosier to the Rowena Plateau is a fun place to visit and explore. It is located in the east side […]
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A long, but rewarding climb to the Benson Plateau
On the last day of January I returned to the Benson Plateau, one of my favorite destinations. The Plateau lies at […]
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Wild Turkeys at Burdoin
The Kreps Family, owners of a large cattle ranch north of Bingen, Washington are kind enough to open their property […]
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First Wildflowers of 2015
It’s that time of the year. Some gardeners believe the first crocus in bloom is the official harbinger of spring. […]
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Eagles, Salmon and Catherine Creek
Early winter and a nice day to visit the eastern Columbia River Gorge. Salmon dying and bald eagles eating.
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Solstice Solitude
Drizzle and fog, light rain and low-lying clouds, and more drizzle – – – a fairly common outlook in late […]
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Explorations near The Dalles
On a stay near The Dalles on the east end of the Columbia River Gorge, I spent a day exploring […]
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Memaloose Hills Blacktail
In mid-autumn I returned to the the Memaloose Hills for a three-mile hike. The Oak-Savannah habitat appeared to be a […]
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Grassy Knoll and Big Huckleberry Mountain
On the second weekend of fall I drove to Triangle Pass and then north to the Grassy Knoll Trailhead, about seven […]